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VS Code's terminal isn't just convenient — it's the only editor that remembers your workflow

I have been trying to move away from VS Code and its forks, like Cursor and Antigravity, for the same reasons many developers are experimenting with newer editors. I switched to a leaner editor like ...
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I automated my entire dev startup with one VS Code shortcut, and the terminal became optional

Developers build muscle memory around opening a terminal as soon as they open a project in a code editor like VS Code to run the project locally. For a long time, it was my routine as well. I would ...
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Terminal agents are replacing VS Code as the center of my development workflow

Korbin is a Linux system administrator who spends most of his time in a terminal figuring out how things actually work. Over the last decade he's written hundreds of articles about Linux configuration ...
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VS Code's terminal isn't just convenient — it's the only editor that remembers your workflow

Shekhar Vaidya is a veteran technology journalist and computer science engineer. He is the founder of TechLatest, where he has spent years providing technical analysis on hardware and Windows ...